V&A South Kensington, Cromwell Road, London SW7 2RL
This free display at the V&A explores the many dimensions of studio craft practice in China today. Since the 1980s, Chinese artists have reimagined craft as a medium for artistic expression, and the display traces the innovations that have grown out of China’s longstanding craft traditions.
Highlights include works in ceramics, porcelain, lacquer, glass, metalwork and fibre by artists such as Gao Zhenyu, Yao Yongkang, Huang Jing, Qiao Jia, Zhao Jinya and Ou Tingzhu, made in centres including Jingdezhen, Yixing, Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
Supported by KennedyTing and Tiān Foundation.
This display is in China, Room 44 and Ceramics, Room 146.
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V&A South Kensington – Dimensions: Contemporary Chinese Studio Crafts
This free display at the V&A explores the many dimensions of studio craft practice in China today. Since the 1980s, Chinese artists have reimagined craft as a medium for artistic expression, and the display traces the innovations that have grown out of China’s longstanding craft traditions.
Highlights include works in ceramics, porcelain, lacquer, glass, metalwork and fibre by artists such as Gao Zhenyu, Yao Yongkang, Huang Jing, Qiao Jia, Zhao Jinya and Ou Tingzhu, made in centres including Jingdezhen, Yixing, Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
Supported by KennedyTing and Tiān Foundation.
This display is in China, Room 44 and Ceramics, Room 146.